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What is the history of the Philippines as taught in the K to 12 curriculum?

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Let’s go for coffee,“ a greeting one gets a lot of times these days, whether morning, noon or night.

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It’s the Year of the Metal Rabbit.

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Yesterday Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Rosales urged the press to present a more positive outlook in 2006.

Heeding that call isn’t as simple as it sounds for cynical journalists working in a culture full of spite. It also isn’t as simple as it sounds in an industry that knows from experience that bad news sells.
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